I'm truly interested in certain aspects of art. My special favourites are Pre-Raphaelites alreday for a long-long time.
The interest arouse in several coincidences in the summer of 1999 - noticed the name; read a book which mentioned them a lot Robertson Davies's "What's Bread in the Bone" impressed me in the right direction.
Just to mention a few - John Everett Millais' "Isabella"; etc ( J.Keats ' poem " The Pot of Basil" has inspired some other painters to draw on the subject.)
"Lorenzo and Isabella"
William Holman Hunt; Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Ford Madox Brown; Frederc Leighton etc.-etc.
It all took me ART Nouveau- Alphonse Mucha; Gustav Klimt; tremendously like furniture in this style.
Joan of Arc
Right now additionally
Jack Vettriano ("Dance me to the End of Love")
I'm truly interested in certain aspects of art. My special favourites are Pre-Raphaelites alreday for a long-long time.
The interest arouse in several coincidences in the summer of 1999 - noticed the name; read a book which mentioned them a lot Robertson Davies's "What's Bread in the Bone" impressed me in the right direction.
Just to mention a few - John Everett Millais' "Isabella"; etc ( J.Keats ' poem " The Pot of Basil" has inspired some other painters to draw on the subject.)
William Holman Hunt; Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Ford Madox Brown; Frederc Leighton etc.-etc.
It all took me ART Nouveau- Alphonse Mucha; Gustav Klimt; tremendously like furniture in this style.
Right now additionally
Jack Vettriano ("Dance me to the End of Love")
Lucian Freud